Sentences with phrase «frustrating moments trying»

The city can get confusing when there is a certain place you need to reach, causes a lot of backtracking and frustrating moments trying to find the correct path, add loading screens which sometimes occur while trying to reach a certain part and it can ruin your enjoyment.

Not exact matches

I've always loved to bake even before going gf and while I have had some frustrating and disappointing moments in baking gf I am not the type of person to give up, but to keep trying until I find something that tastes good and that others will enjoy also.

I don't think it works to try and «savor the moment» when the moment is frustrating, it just makes me bitter personally... I just try to focus on the good and how to have and remember more of it.

I get a bit frustrated when I'm trying to introduce some quite original ideas and it's difficult to get them anywhere because people are so obsessed with the moment and not sitting back and looking at the big picture.

Worse than the occasional bout of unproductivity, brain fog describes those frustrating moments where, try as you might, you just can't focus on anything.

But what if I told you that your body needs to detox more often than just the moments you get frustrated trying to wiggle into your skinny jeans?

It's trivial to rewind at most of these moments and try again — unless, say, you're in a distant second and first place has crossed the finish line, in which case you can't rewind anymore — but it can occasionally make for a frustrating guessing game on whether the line is «lying» or not.

Her frustrated mother (Laurie Metcalf diving into her beefiest role in a long time) tries to accommodate her daughter by calling her Lady Bird, but slips to «Christine» during those moments when her begotten grinds her nerves, which is often.

His character is relentlessly frustrated in the cat's body (he hates cats) and some of the film's funniest moments feature him sarcastically lamenting about his ex-wife and seeking vengeance against a corporate underling who tries to undermine his achievements.

Still, Like Me is often incredibly frustrating, and there are long stretches filled with loud, nerve - shattering moments that might try your patience.

Maybe the frustrated new cook tries to appease an angry customer by slicing potatoes razor thin, frying them and creating fancy potato chips all because he decides to change the process he was originally taught in the heat of the moment.

It's very frustrating for everybody at Corvette Racing because everything seems stacked against us and, no matter how hard we try, sixth or seventh is the best we can hope for at the moment.

The genre I love and have chosen to write in isn't all that popular in the YA crowd at the moment, and so it's been rather frustrating trying to find a fellow enthusiast of the type of setting I write in.

While this works in some situations (often when bosses have a moment of vulnerability), it does feel a little awkward at times, having to switch controller position on the fly, and can be frustrating when you're trying to fire a rocket when there's a lot going on.

This, coupled with a few frustrating moments that saw the game lock up on me when entering certain areas or having my button presses go unresponsive when trying to open a door, put a small damper on my time.

Base building, and especially optimization, is hard to get right and there were moments when my designs were so bad that I started levels from scratch rather than trying to fix them because I was very frustrated with my previous decisions.

While the physics and inebriated player controls can lead to some very funny and at times rewarding moments, it can also become very frustrating when you try to do any intricate actions.

There are never any slow, frustrating moments that find you backtracking or frantically clicking around the screen trying to figure out which items to combine or where to use them at.

While some would argue that adds to the fun, it does make for some frustrating moments when you're trying to better your previous attempt and hit a stumbling block through no fault of your own.